The phrase "aligning aims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of ensuring that different goals or objectives are in agreement or harmony with one another.
Example: "The team focused on aligning aims to ensure that all departments were working towards the same strategic goals."
Alternatives: "harmonizing objectives" or "synchronizing goals".
Surgical (3M™) and marking (Sigma) tape were applied so as to secure the mouse during rotational maneuvering and to identify the location of Z-translator when aligning the aiming tip to aiming target.
These include using guidance such as toolkits, aligning the aims of FLS with national priorities and benchmarking services against comparators.
The construction of a DRG system which accurately reflects the cost of best practice, aligns the aims of both sets of stakeholders, and requires the expertise of both to be created and sustained as practice is changed by new findings and innovations.
While the parties' broad pro-European aims align, their business interests and personal ambitions may not.
The development incensed Ankara, which insists that the Kurds were using the war to advance a de facto autonomous region aligned with the aims of a four-decade-long insurrection being waged by Kurdish groups in Turkey's south-east.
These areas are broadly aligned with the aims of this paper and are considered in the following sections.
Moreover, we find that not every support program contributes to firm performance; firms should therefore select the program that is most aligned with their aims.
When considering categorization of emergency department injury visits, investigators using administrative datasets should select the schema that most closely aligns with their aims (i.e., injury severity versus resource utilization), or use a combined approach that incorporates both measures.
These aims align with researchers' suggestions that students' self-assessment of their work is an important contributor to students' learning gains (see, for example, Black & Wiliam, 1998; Boekaerts, 1991; Gielen et al., 2010).
